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WorksheetsThe Outsiders Ch. 9-12 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Chapter 9: Why is Darry reluctant to let Ponyboy join the rumble?
Because Ponyboy has lost weight and is sick.
Because Darry thinks Pony will be targeted especially because of his hair.
Because Darry is still mad at Ponyboy for running away.
Because Darry thinks Ponyboy may want to fight with the Socs.
Chapter 9: Which greaser begins the rumble by starting to fight?
Two-Bit
Darry
Dally
Sodapop
Chapter 9: What made Johnny's eyes glow with pride?
Pony and Dally tell Johnny that the Greasers put up a good fight in the rumble.
Dally said he was proud of Johnny for being a hero.
Ponyboy said Johnny was his best friend.
Dally said Johnny could move in with him.
Chapter 9: Before he dies, what does Johnny tell Ponyboy? (2 words)
(a)
Chapter 9: What events happen during the chapter's conclusion?
Johnny dies from his injuries.
The Greasers win the rumble versus the Soc.
Dally is very torn up and angry.
All of the above.
Chapter 10: What is wrong with Ponyboy after the rumble?
He's been stabbed.
He has a concussion.
He broke his leg.
He's been shot.
Chapter 10: After Johnny's death, Dally calls the Greasers. What does he tell them he has done?
He tells them that he's moving on from the Greaser lifestyle.
He tells them that he has robbed a grocery store and is running from the cops.
He tells them that he cannot live with Johnny and that he wants to die.
He tells them that he killed a Soc during the rumble and is on the run.
Chapter 10: What does Ponyboy immediately realize when he sees Dally pull a gun on the police?
He realized that Dally wants to die.
He realizes that Dally wants to avenge Johnny's death.
He realizes that Dally doesn't know what he's gotten himself into.
He realizes that Dally is scared and wants the Greasers to help him.
Chapter 10: How does Dally die?
He gets into a car accident.
A Soc kills him right after the rumble.
He gets shot by the police in a shootout.
He commits suicide by cop.
Chapter 10: What does Johnny give to the nurse to give to Ponyboy?
A copy of "Nothing Gold Can Stay" written on a piece of paper.
A copy of Gone with the Wind.
A pack of cigarettes.
A sketchbook for drawing.
Chapter 10: What are some ways that Ponyboy changes after the rumble and Johnny's death?
He refuses to see or talk to anyone.
He becomes very uncaring and lashes out against this brothers.
He stops eating and starts to make bad grades.
He becomes quiet and scared of his shadow.
Chapter 11: What is Ponyboy worried will happen to him after his hearing?
He is worried he will not be able to live with his brothers anymore.
He is worried that he will be arrested.
He is worried that he will be forced to drop out of school.
He is worried that people will think he is a no-good criminal.
Chapter 11: Why does Randy visit Ponyboy?
He comes to help Ponyboy catch up on his school work.
He comes to talk to Ponyboy about Cherry Valance.
He comes to talk about Johnny's death.
He comes to discuss the hearing and to see how Ponyboy is doing.
Chapter 11: What does Ponyboy tell Randy that confuses him?
Pony tells Randy that his parents are dead.
Pony tells Randy that Randy a traitor to the Socs.
Pony tells Randy that he killed Bob and that Johnny isn't dead.
Pony tells Randy that the Socs won the rumble.
Chapter 12: What does the judge ask Ponyboy?
He asks Pony if he likes living with his brothers and if he has good grades.
He asks Pony what happened before Bob died.
He asks if Ponyboy saw Johnny stab Bob and if Bob tried to attack Ponyboy.
He asks what connection Ponyboy had to Cherry and Marcia.
Chapter 12: What is the ruling in the court case?
Ponyboy is acquitted of all charges.
Ponyboy is convicted of leaving the scene of a crime and must write an essay.
The doctor orders Ponyboy to undergo medical evaluation.
Ponyboy and Sodapop are placed in foster care.
Chapter 12: When Ponyboy opens Gone With the Wind, a piece of paper falls out. It's a (a) from Johnny.
Chapter 12: What does Johnny tell Ponyboy in his letter?
"I'll miss you, Ponyboy."
"Tell the gang goodbye for me."
"Tell Dally that he is my hero."
"Tell Dally that there's still good in the world."
Chapter 12: What does Ponyboy write about in his English assignment?
His life about being a greaser.
Johnny's life and how he was a hero.
How Dally was misunderstood.
How not to fight with your older brother.
Chapter 12: What is symbolic about the novel's ending?
Ponyboy makes an effort to clean up his neighborhood.
Ponyboy vows to change his Greaser ways.
Ponyboy becomes a famous writer and dedicates his first book to Johnny.
Ponyboy ends the novel the same way it began.
